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I used 2 cups of pears, because I love the taste, I add 1/3 cup of honey, and cinnamon. I used olive oil, the result was good, not too sweet even though I added sugar. I used 1/3 cup of chopped almonds and 3 eggs, which I batter until they fluffed, the result was good. I think is a good muffin for breakfast and diet, something to treat you but without all the calories

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I baked it in a loaf pan,baking a little longer...frosted the cake with homemade chocolate frosting,it definitely was a winner,mostly because it gave me the opportunity to use our own homecanned pears from our garden!

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I rate this 2 stars because it is edible. There is nothing wrong with the recipe, it just doesn't produce a good tasting muffin. They aren't foul, just not really tasty. Too much work for a bland, boring muffin. I doctored the original recipe, using fragrant, ripe pears and added more spice. It didn't help. I would make banana bread or blueberry muffins instead.

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These are really good! I used vanilla yogurt and canned pears in syrup. Also, I ran out of honey, so I added enough brown sugar to make 1/3 of a cup. I used half a cup of oat bran and half a cup of graham flour instead of whole wheat to boost the fiber content. These are not too sweet, not like typical American style muffins, but just sweet enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. I will make these again.

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I chose this receipe because the yoghurt,honey and pear are healthy,yummy and so,ingredients that are often in my fridge!I had to take a bit of a risk(normally I am very cautious especailly when its my first time to make something)and use guess how to make them because I have no way to measure some of the quantities I see in alot of on this site like 6g,2g (I put in 3 teaspns of baking powder to nearly 2 cups of plain flour, I don't have baking soda so I leave that out instead of 235ml of canned pear(I grated two fresh pears)I used "greek style" natural yoghurt and tasmanian leatherwood honey.They turned out light and moist with delicate flavours.

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I actually really liked this recipe. We eat no sugar and I only use sprouted wheat flour, so not every recipe works. I used sprouted wheat flour, doubled the spices, and added 3/4 t. vanilla. I also used melted butter instead of oil. I used several small, over ripe fresh pears. The resulting muffins were very moist and I told my family they were mini pear puddings and we ate them with spoons. They loved them!

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I wanted something to use fresh pears, so modified this recipe using 2 fresh pears diced. Did not have the whole wheat flour, so used all-purpose. Overall successful - passed family test - did use orange zest and a bit more cinnamon and nutmeg and vanilla yogurt for additional flavor.